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. 2015 Jan 13;8:17. doi: 10.1186/s13071-015-0638-3

Table 1.

Mortality of the wild populations of Culex. quinquefasciatus from the four study sites after exposure to organochlorine (DDT = 4%), pyrethroids (permethrin = 0.75% and deltamethrine 0.05%) and carbamate (bendiocarb = 0.1%)

Population Location Insecticide N % Mortality [Cl95] Resistance status
Sites
Banikoara West-North DDT 100 4 [−3.68-11.68] R
Permethrin 100 4 [−3.68-11.68] R
Deltamethrin 100 28 [10.40- 45.60] R
Bendiocarb 100 52 [32.42- 71.58] R
Kandi West-North DDT 100 12 [− 0.74-24.74] R
Permethrin 100 20 [4.32- 35.68] R
Deltamethrin 100 24 [24.54- 63.46] R
Bendiocarb 100 72 [54.40- 89.60] R
Natitingou East-North DDT 100 12 [− 0.74-24.74] R
Permethrin 100 24 [7.26- 40.74] S
Deltamethrin 100 48 [28.42- 67.58] R
Bendiocarb 100 76 [59.26- 92.74] R
Houeyiho South DDT 100 8 [−2.63 -18.63] R
Permethrin 100 8 [−2.63 -18.63] R
Deltamethrin 100 32 [13.71- 50.29] R
Bendiocarb 100 60 [40.80- 79.20] R
Cx. SLAB DDT 100 100 S
Permethrin 100 100 S
Deltamethrin 100 99 S
Bendiocarb 100 99 S